In June 7th, 2014: the Islamist party Ennahdha celebrates its 33rd anniversary on place of the Kasbah in Tunis. More than 3000 activists are attended what looks like a political meeting, a music and a speech of the founder and the president of the party Rached Ghannouchi. (Photo by Nicolas Fauqu/Corbis via Getty Images)
Ennahdha said it will assume, alongside the parties that have shared power with it, the responsibility for the crisis that has shaken the country in recent years.
“Ennahdha takes some accountability for the crisis”, said the party at the end of the meeting of its executive board, responsible for managing the affairs of the party.
Ennahdha movement announced it understood the wrath of the streets, promising to make “profound ” revisions at its next congress.
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